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THE DAILY NEWS. OFVlCftAl? LIST OF LETTERS rorotUnin? in the Postoffloe at - Oharleeton, for ?ho ?reek ondina JANUARY 7, 1869, Md printed offltlally in THC UAH.? N KWH, aw the newspaper having the largest circulation in the City of Oha*!eatoo, Persons ealling for Letters Advertised, should State that titer are ''Advertised." ?jay. OPlce hours trom 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. On Sun clays, from 6 to 8 P. M. STANLEY O. TROTT. Postmaster. WOMEN'S LIST. Alexander, Mrs J R Alston, Flora Anderson, Mrs D A Amend, Mrs O A Barrington, Ellen Barden, Mrs C Beahan, Miss A J Bonjamin, Mrs H J Blanche, Miss J Bowman, Miss L Brein, Diana Brown, Clara Brown, Miss L Brown, Susan Burkmyre, Mary Burns, Emma Burckmycr, Mrs B Butler, Eliza Callowiiy, Sarah A Chat m an, Jennie Charles, Sallie Charles, Pallie L Clair, Miss M Cox, Mrs M E Costa, Mrs V Cohen, Mrs J Cros, Hallie S Curtis, Miss F A Curtis, Mrs J L Chiaolm, Mrs R Davis, Miss J Davis, Amanda Drayton, Mrs C A Duncan, MU ey Dunn, Eliza Du Pie, Mrs A H Egan, Miss 0 E Evans, Mrs J M Perwell, Miss M D Feehan, Annie Far well, Miss M L Flemming, Mrs R Gadsden, Mary Geraghty, Miis B Gilbert, Mrs 8 C Gordon, Julia A Goodman, Mrs Grut, Jane (lawley, Mary Haney, Annie Hackett, Miss B Haael, Kate Hart, Mrs L J BaU, Mary A Harrison, Mrs J W Hassell. Mrs W Harmon, Mrs E Hoy wa rd, Annie H Houck, Mis'. D Hoffman?i, MrsR Buncken, Mary Hynes, Nellie Jones, Sarah Jon OH, Mrs M Johnson, Emily Izard, Virginia Ieglcsbv, Kate Jacob, Miss O Kent, Miss C Keokeley, Miss G A Lynch, Miss L Lavier, Elias Lucas, Mrs J Lucas, Mary H Lacla ire, Mrs O Managault, Mari Marshall, Mrs J O Makoney, Miss J A Maxcy, Annio Marshall, Mise M L Maynard, M las M Mitchell. Miss C Moore, Hannah Murdock, Mrs M Miller, Miss M McCottor, Mrs McGianis, Betsy Nordel], Maggie Nonau, Miss K A Bold, Miss M S Nelson, Mrs M Owens, Mary C Oneil, Mary O'Councr, Mary Prince, Para A Pi ince, Mrs C J H PoyaB, Mrs E C Pera. Flora E Pickens, Mrs S B Patterton, Mrs L L Itanney, Sarah Scilly, Mary A Bighting, Mary Sampson, Aun Sanders, Mrs O Soylo, Mrs J F -bacltolfor?, Mrs E H Shepard, Mrs L Siseo, Rosa Sigwald, Mrs L Snow, Eliza Mollee, Mrs H Stimou, Sarah Stevens, Sarah A Smith, Mary M Smith, Hager smith, Eliza Solly, Rose Trout. Emily J thompson, Miss Tesla E Terry, Annie P Ten ti on, Mrs M Taylor, Janie A Tay lora, Dolly Watson, Mary Ann Weldon, Sarah Weinberg, Julia White, Mary Whitney, Miss M G (Theley, Miss J Withers, Annie Witcofskey.Mary Windburg, Molly Asober, B Baumgardel, FA Bailey, J F Beach, E Mills ti Co Bee, Jobn Jos Booth, W J Bosselman, Peter Brookins, D R Broderic, Soderio Brock mann, Jo? hann Brown, Sam Burke, J W BUBO, Nicoless Bulwinkel, John Burrows, John (ool'd) Bulat, Diedrioh Cantwell, j A Campbell, Jo? seph Cahill, Jobn Oainighan, Hen? ry G Canneday, Jo? seph Charlock, George Chase, Thurston Clausen, J W Cleary, P Coles, W E Cook, John Bry? ant Davis, Mr Daves, Henry D'Arcy, John J Davis, G Dens in, Wibby Diefonback, Phil Drayton, Kit Drayton, Capt Jacob Dun, Barlow k Co C???y, Bernard Edwards, Gabriel (ool'e) Ellington, Chas vraonei Fernandez, Sr Dn Adton Fennessy, John Phiser, Jacob Fifield, Watson H Fleming, William Forbes, j s as Co Fetter, Edward B Galbraith, Robt M Gobante, Sr Da Ramon Goodwin, John Gos?, blijah ,Git on, J J ?Grunthal,Isidore Green, Wm R Harvey, Wm (drayman) Hargrove, Thoa (ool'd) Harvey, John Hardy, Thomas Barris; John Bentnger, Solo? mon J Healy, John E Harbert, Joseph O Hotchkiss, Walter R Hutchinson,Hon TL Hyatt, JE Jones, James B Jones, John M Kerrigan, Patrick Kerr, William Huck, Biurich P [Lanigan, Daniel Lan, Johan Legare, Edward Levy, Elias Link, Solomon Londwlck, Geo Loth, Edward Marshall k Mc? Millan Manning St Lew? is Matheson, J W Matthews, Ed Mehi teso, O Mehr tops, Chris? topher ^?^i^on.lawnk (ool'd) Miller, J H Michel, Bonjai ntt Mitchell. John W Morris A Mac Neil Morgan, J M Mooney, William M Morris, Rev Wil? liam H Morrison, Robert Mott k Ward LIST- - Murdoch, John W |Muckenfuss, J J Murray, A B Meyer, A F McGuire, Lieut J 0 McNally, P J Nevin, Georgo Nelson, Robt Oleridge, Henry O'Keefo, James {Osgood, W R Ortmann, Julius 'Pal matter, Lu? cien Porter, Charles Powell. J D Poulson, Charlea W , Prince, 0 J H [Quinn, Nicholas Redpath, D 0 Robinson, C S Roberts, Peter Rogers, Walter P Sanders, Izurd Ralph Scott, Robert Scott, James !cheper.F G -leabrook, James Small. Charles Spencer, William Spencer, Wm SoUee, Henry Struck, Emil Struck, Cb Strong, Abram V Stanley, W B taylor, Davids Tanes, Donicis Tidemann, Hen? ry Thompson, R r Tower, Mos??2 tripp, Harrison A Walsh, Pbil Walker, Andrew White, Robert Wilcox, Wm A Willy, Ganger IE Co Wilson, Rev Leighton Wood, Col J J ' J Wood, R 93T Persons depositing letters in the Postoffi.es wLU please place the stomp near the upper right hand corner of the envelope, and they will also please to remember that without the stamp a letter cannot be matted, but will be sent to the Dead Letter ?&ee. January 8 Jmatinal an?s Commercial. Tht Charleston Motley Market. Tri Ons DAY, January 7. 1869. The transactions during the week have chiefly been in ?tty stock, of which a large amount has changed hands, at from 57 to 60. The expectation that the Supreme Court would grant the mandamus in tho city election case, caused an unsettled feeling, b?t the expected effect was discounted, and when the result was mode known yesterday the market was not unfavorably affected. Early in the morning the price was 58 to 60, and after the news that the writ had been granted a sale of 810,000 city stock was effected at 60. We do not anticipate any perma? nent decline in the market, as a consequence of the issue of the writ, but public uneasiness may cause a pressure of sales, and a consequent temporary de? onne. South'Carolina Railroad stock has been in demand, and shows an upward tendency. Sales were made ef half shares, en Wednesday, at 92, and of a lot of about AO old shares, yesterday, at 44. SOUTHERN BANK UTT.T.S. Current Rates Bank of Camden.40 @0i) Bank of Charleston.40 Afr* Banket Chester.9 @ie Bank of Georgetown. 9 #10 Sank of Hamburg. S A 7 Bank of Newberry.Al ?oo Bank of Boam Carolina.ll goa Bank ef Sta te of ? Carolina, prior to Itel. 30 @00 Bank of Btateof B. Carolina,after 1st Jan., 1861............... 5 # 6 Commercial Bank. Columbia. . I #00 Raehenge Bank, Columbia.10 000 Farmers' and Exchange Bank, Charleston. .0 @eo Merchant's Bank, Charaw.8 mg* People's Baak, Charleston........co AGO Planter's Bank of Fairfield.895 Planters' and Mechanics' Bank.Charleston.25 $36 Southwestern Railroad Bank, Charleston, (old).86 ?00 Southwestern Railroad Bank, Charleston, (new)...,88 #00 State Bank, Charleston. 4 ?00 Union Bank, Charleston. .......88 6)00 City of Charleston Change Bills.05 #00 State 8. Carolina Tr casa ry Notes..92 #95 norna, STOCKS AND conrea*, gfity of Columbia Bonds...._.gs A60 atty Of Columbia Coupons.. .65 #0* South Carolina Railroad and Bank Stock .wholeshares).,...49 #44 South Carolina Railroad (half shares).... .99 <&00 8. C. Railroad Six Per Cent. Bonus.71 #00 B. O. B. R. Seven Per Cent. B'ds,.83 Zoo B. C. Railroad Certificate of Indebtedness.60 AM Olty of Charleston Six Per Cent. Stock_60 ($09 City of Charleston Certificate of Indebted? ness.Os 997 OKV of Charleston Fire Loan Bonds.66 #70 State of South Carolina Bonds (old).60.ox coup State of South Carolina Bonds (now issue. ci Jz--~." i; ?es?;. ?? mw Stau of South Carolina Stock.68 @00 Biete of South Carolina Coupons.?0 $06 People's National Bank stock.,.par. jax. div. First National Bank Stock.par. .ex. div. Green ville and Columbia Railroad State guaranteed bonds.49 #60 Greenville and Columbia 1st Mortgage Bonds...M AGO . Northeastern R. R. 1st Mortgage Bofid*.82 A00 neos.... .....fd #80 gsaarlMpn fasCompanyStock..."ll #M CSiavlestom'an^avaBn?b* Rei?r?ad Meek'.60 #00 Orig of Savannah-Bonds..88 #8f ,, OMf of Savannah Coupons (duo previous ,; gggnjuiS M&to'n (dna' after' let** ?*? ..... i.........06 1 AGO Memphis and Charleston Railroad ?took..8? #80 Manaobls and Charleston BiHriM Bends,ST #80 Memphis and Oharleston R. R. Coupons. .03 #08 fCxports for tn? Week ending l'hnrsiiay ?Tttnnary Tc D0143DRTIO. BOSTON-ror sehr B N Hawkins-144 tierces Bice, 418 hsles Upland Cotton, 725 bushels Peanuts, 1989 bags Biol Flour 60 bundle? Paper, &c, 06 bags Cotton Seed, 20 tens Iron, &c, 2 rolls Mat? ting, 2 pkgs Marchandise, and 76 bbl s Sweet Po? tatoes. HEW YORK-Per steamship Charleston-1384 bales Upland and 63 lags Sea Island Cotton, 180 obis Bosln, 26 casks Clay. 21 pkgs Sundries, 22 bales Tara, and 131 pkjts Fruit... .Per sehr Myrever 96 bags Sea IsUnd sad 160 bales Upland Cotton, 207 e&sks Kaolin Clay, 1660 bags Cotton Seed, 30,600 feet Scantling, 70 tons Machinery, 130 ea? ses Railroad Springs, 368 empty Beer Barrels, 60 barrels Beer, 86 eoils Repe, 46 empty Carboys, itOpkftn Furniture, sad 20hhds Bones.... Per steamship Champion-48 bags Sea Island and 18u7 bales Upland Cotton,. 88 tierces Bice, 33 holes Yarn, 77 pkgs Sundries, 42 pkgs Fruit, and 70 Empty Barrels.Per steamship Sara? gossa-63 cags Sea Island and 1114 bolos Upland Cotton, 149 bales Yarn, 00 pkgs Fiuit, and 37 pkgs Sundries. BAL ll MORE-Per steamship Pea Gull-74 tierces Rice, 719 bales Upland colton, 62 bales Domes ties, 22 bhds und bales Huies, 33 bales Leather, 21 bales Waste, 67 bbls Roots and Potatoos, 60 bbls Oranges, 266 bags Dried Fruit, and 10,600 feet Lumber.Per sehr Joseph M Wilson 163,000 feet Lumber.Per sehr Nellie F Bur? gess-110,600 feet Lumber. XII lil CHARLESTON NARKBT. FOR THU WEEK ENDING THURSDAY, JANUARY 7. COTTON.-For most of tho week this articlo had an advancing character, and prices continued steadily to improve, the Abre in the English market stiffening from 10%d to ll ^d fl lb for middling up? land; at New York, during the same time it harden? ed from 20 to 27>?c ft lb for New York middlings, and here a strong feeling prevailed with but a limit? ed stock, and prices advanced from 24%? 25 c to 26)? fl lb for middling uplands; but at the close ol the week the leading markets having become depressed, prices had an easier tendency, and the staple at Liv? erpool was quoted at lld fl lb; at New York at 26^c ft?lb,and at this port at 20>ac ft lb for middlings no? minal. The leading ce?iros have exhibited the following conditions for the week, as reported by telegraph, say: On Friday, January 1st, being New Year, the markets of both Liverpool and New York were clos? ed. On Saturday there was no business dene at the former; the latter was higher, sales 4800 bales, at 26 @26>?c. On Monday the fermer was active, sales 26,066 halos, uploads ll@ll>?d. ; the utter was firm? er at 26@2G>0c. On Tuesday the former was active, ?ales 16,000 boles, uplands ll^d.; the latter was steady, sales 4006 bales, at 27)60. On Wednesday the former was quiet, sales 12,000 bales, uplands ll? ll)?d.; the latter was less active and lower, sales 2000 bales, at 27@27^, mostly at 27o,, A^ei&r&g fcrosrrwxB Mo. lower, st 26??o. fl lb. The arrivais at this point for the week show a slight gain in long cotton and a heavy deonne in np. land ; the receipts having been 891 bags of sea islands and Floridas and 4660 bales of uplands, against 2A6 bags of sea islands and Floridas and 9467 bales of uplands the week before, and 638 bags of sea islands and Floridas and 6716 bales of uplands for the corres? ponding week last year. These supplies have been from the following sources, say : Uplands per South Carolina Railroad 4203 bales; per Northeastern Rail? road 224; Georgetown 68; S antee 67; Savannah 4. Of sea Islands, per Northeastern Railroad 86; Savan? nah 83; Florida 138; John's Island 10; li dis to 88; Christ Church 2; Wadra al aw 8; St. Andrew's 38; Toogoo?oe 16; Beaufort 23; James' Island 2; Sae? tee 8. The transactions in this market fer the week have been as follows: On Friday, J .unary lit. there WAS but little done, the day being a partial holiday; sales 264 bales, or? dinary io gocd ordinary being quoted at 23? 24; low middling 24tf@24)?. middling 24J?@25, and 'stiist middling 2f.tfo fl lb. Qa Saturday, the market presented a firm aspect, and in some .coses rather hardoi- rates were obtained, but business was restricted by the light stock and the stiff views of sellers. Tho transactions wore .600 bales; ordinary to good ordinary being quoted at. 23@24, low middling 24)?*, mid liing 23, and strict middling 25 % o fl Wt. On Monday, business was limited for want of stock, tho market being firmer and prices improved %@)?o ft VD; sales 260 biles; ordinary to good: or*, dicory hoing quoted at 23>?@24J-?, lpw middling 25, middling 25>?, and strict middling a Oe ft lb. On Wednesday prices moved np XQlc. ft lb. ; sales 3?0 bales, ordinary to good ordinary being quoted kt 24?25%, low middling 26, middling 20>i, and itriet middl'ng 27s. ft Ik. Cn Wednesday tho articlo openod Brm but eloaed weak, with so?? transactions at ? ?ooline; eales ?86 bales, ordinary to goo? ordinary being quoted at 24 825X, lew middling 26, middling 26^, and strict middling S7c. ft lb. Yesterday some 850 bales were sold, partly to buy. ers from tbs interior, at rates which lu some oases' wore slightly easier, but generally unchanged, the market eleslhg weak hut not qnotably lower. The francaetlous were SS at 24; 36 at 24^; 24 at 24J?; 17 at S6;?6att?>i;86at2ftX;<7Sat26; 78 at 26?; 24 kt MK? I Our quotations we quote nominal, say : LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION . Ordinary to good ordinary.24 ?25>? Lew middling......26 ? Boodling.2?>?<a Strict middling....27 @ We quete, by NSW YORK CLASSIFICATION: Low middling.20>?@ Middling.....27 ? BRA ISLAND COTTON.-The receipts of this class Of the staple have been moderate and amount to about 391 bags of sea islands and Floridas for the week, The Inquiry has bren of an improving char? acter and prices have boen full and well sustained. We note sales of about 260 bogs of all grades for the week, among which were 2 saw ginned at 20, 2 stain? ed at 80,1 do at 82Ji\ 2 do at 83, 8doat&5, Oscais lands at 70,10 ot 71, 6 at 72, ll at 75, 12 at 80,1 at 86, 2 et 90, 2 at 81,16 at 81 05, i mi il 12%, v at 8115,8 at 81 20, 5 at 81 SO, 4 at 81 31 >i, 30 at 81 50, 6 en pri? vate terms, and some extra choioe at higher figures* Of Floridas 10 at 62, 4 at 67, 60 at 70, 2 at 90 cents ft lb. We qaote dm mon to medium at 60@60o m tb, medium to fine 80c?Sl, and fine and cholee 8105? 160 and upwards. RICE.-The receipts of Carolina rough were-light and amounted to some 15,008 bushels for the week. There was a fair inquiry during this period, prions during much of tho time being firm. Salon about 680 tierces of olean Carolina, arning which were 10 tierces at Ttf ; 68 at Btf; 63 at 8?; 60 at S 6-16; 40 at 8% ; 163 at 8 7-16; 68 at 8 ^ ; 81 ot 8 9-16; 19 at Sya ; 60 ats 11-16; 18 at %%; 16 at 8%o ft lb. Wo quote com mon to fine clean Carolina at 7)i'@8)4'; good 8%?s 8% ; common prime at 8J?. Carolina rough may be quoted at tl 60? 1 70 for Interior, and 81 76? 2 fi bushel for seacoast. , NATAL STORES.-The arrivals for the past week have been about 800 bbls-mostly rosin. Sales have, been mids at 8180? 1 90 for No 2. Spirits turpen? tine sold at 44)?c fl gallon early in the week, but holders ask an advance. The stock ls very light. The market ls firm and with an upward tendency. Crude turpentine sold at 82 75 per bbl for virgin. HAY.-There have been liberal receipts of this ar? ticle, the arrivals amounting to about 1800 bales of North River and 450 bales of Eastern qualities. The Eastern was sold at 81 85 ft hundred, and part of the North River at 81 20? I 88 ft hundred. - This grain continued in very limited de? mand, with moderate arrivals from the interior. Tenbee see and interior corn may be quoted at il 05 ?1 10 ft bushel, weight, bags included, in a limited way, and good to prime Maryland white at 8120? 125 ft bushel. OATS.-Tho arrivals consist of small lots by rail from tho interior, for whion there ia only s very light ional dew.*r?i? W* ?^ete !5?CCc fl bushel, weight, socks included, as lu quality. FLOUR.-Tb? market ls w.41supplied with a good ito?k vi Nvrihein an? western brands, and the ar? ticle daring the week has had sn easier tendency, tho transactions being moderate. Wo quot? North errfand Western super at 87 ?7 60 ft bbl. ; extra $7 76 ?8 60; family 89? 10. ?nd extra family ?nd ?hole? brands at 818 88?18 ft bbl. Southern qualities are somawbst nominal for want of stock, the market be? ing bare of som? grades. Wc quote Southon! super at 89 25?0 50 ft bbl.; extra at 810? 10 60, and family at 811^12 68 ft bb). BACON,-Tho .market ls moderately supplied with meat, but the demand is very light. We quote prime shoulders at 14K?16; primo rik sidos at 18, and prime otear rib sides at 18>?c. fi lb. Prime strips am sailing at 17X0. ft ?. Bulk shoulders am hold at 18?., an? sides st 1 fl \?@ 17o. fl MY-' SUGAR AND MOLASSES.-Fair receipts of new, crop Louisiana sugar and molasses are coming to hand. We sots ? good demand at ll >??ll J?c fl fe for common. 126113X0 ft lb for t*As, *ai l?? 14 ;;c fl lb for prime; and molasses ia in good request st Seo fl gallon for prime New Orleans. BUTTER.-Prime Goshen, of which there is a moderate stock, may be quoted at 4.6c fl lb. West? ern and other lew grades sell at 30? 40c vp lb, aa in quality. SALT.-Tho arrivals amount te about 8000 saokPj direct from Liverpool. The market is rather easier under liberal arrivals, and we quote from shipboard at $2 f* sack, and from store at $2 10. INDIA BAGGING.-Tho demand is very limited We quote 20%@>21%o tn yard, nominal. Dundee bag? ging, 44 inches, 1% lbs. for the yard, is held at 80? 30c. Sea island bagging, 45 inches wide, 2 lbs. for the yard, is held at otifa C5 cents. ROPE-The demand for rope is moderate, and nricos aro somewhat nominal at quotations. We quote hemp at - oonts V lb. ; grecnleaf at 10 cents, and jute at 8%?9 cents * pound, IRON BANDS AND TIES for cotton, of the most approved patterns, aro offered on the market, and they are in active demand at 7a8c %} lb. TIMBER AND LUMBER.-lhere is a moderate stock of this article, and we quote river floor? ing boards at $13 %i M.; scantling and plank $10($t)12 fl M.; timber of shipping and good mill qualities there ls a light supply on tho market and may .be quoted at $11612 fl M. Common is selling at $5@6 *\\ M. ; and city sawed lumber at $20? 25 fl M. FREIGHTS-To Liverpool by steam, room is held at %d. on uplands, and ld. on sea island; by sall, 7-lGd. on uplands, and %d. on sea islands. To Havre nominal. To the West Indie?, Cuban ports north side, on lumber, $9 00 in gold, and $10 south side. Coastwise-To Now York by steam %?c fl lb on uplands, and lc. on sea islands, $2 fl tierce on rice ; by sail, %c. tn lb on up? lands, and $1 CO fl tierce on rice; on boards $11 ft M, on rosa wed lumber $11 tn M., on timber $13. To Boston, by steam, via Baltimore, lc. m lb on cotton and - V tlerco on rice; by sail ?fe. fl tb on cotton, $12 00 fl M. on resewed lumber and $13 00 fl M. on timber. To Philadelphia, J?c, V lb on upland cotton by steam and -c. tn Ibby sail; on flooring boards $9 fl M.; en re sawed lum be?', $10; on timber, $12 HO f E To Baltimore, by steam, cotton %c. ; rice tn tierce, SI 76 ; phosphates, tn 2900 lbs., $4 in packages, in bulk as per agreement; lumber fl M $8910, as in size; wheat tn bushel 12c. in sacks By this line to Philadelphia on cotton, 'ic; rice ft tierce $2 00 ; phosphate per ten, $6 in packages. To Louisville, Ky., on rice, 75c. ft hundred. To Cincinnati 65c. To St. Louis 85c, By sail on boards and scantling, hence to Baltimore. $9; on lumber $10; phosphates $5 rates are offered. EXCHANGE-Sterling Bills-The rate yesterday was nominal at 146% for sixty day bills. DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Tho banks are purchasing sight shooks on New York % dis., 5 days % discount. They are selling sight checks at par. GOLD.-The brokers were yesterday buying at 84, (.nd Beliing at 86. Markets by Telegraph. FOREIGN MARKETS. LONDON, January 7-Noon.-Consols 92%. Bonds 75 %. The speaie has decreased In the Bank of Eng? land feventy-four thousand pounds. LrvxnrooL, January 7-Noon.-Cotton quiet ; sales 10,600 bales. Shipments from Bombay to the 3d inst, 11,000 bales, Corn, old, 38s. 3d.; new, 36s. Turpentine buoyant Two P. M.-Cotton dall;uplands, on the spot, lld: afloat, lOJfd; Orleans, ll .'?a. Bacon, 66s. Lard, 70s. Pork, 92s. Cd. Turpentiae, 29s. Sd. Evening.-Cotton quiet and unchanged. Wheat Arm ; red Western lOa.alOs. 3d. Provisions and pro? duce unchanged. Havan, January 7.-Cotton quiet, both en the spot and afloat. Low middling, afloat, If. 27c. DOMESTIC MARKETS. Nsw YOES, January 7-Noon.-Stocks strong. Mousy, 7. Sterling, 9?. Geld, 35%. 62's coupons, IX Cotton dull ead drooping; middling uplands, 27. Evening.-Cotton opened dull and declining, but closed steady; sales 2509 bales at 2G%a27c. Flour steady; shipping grades leis active, and scarcely no firm for others; superfine State $610a635; Southern extra quiet, common to fair extra $7al0 60. Meat drooping. Corn doll, and lo lower; new white South? ern $105. Fork firmer; new $19 25. Lard firmer at 19%a20c. Whiskey steady at tl. Groceries quiet and duli.. Naval stores quiet. Freights quiet; on cotton by steam 5!6a%o. Governments closed a ?hadoeasier;'62's, 112, Tennessee,new, 6?%. North Carolina, e?; hew C2&. Money easy at 7 percent, in currency to gold. Gold firm at 35%a85%. Ster ling 9*. . CINCINNATI, January 7.-Flour Arm. Com de dialog. Whiskey dull at $1. Provisions exalted and unsettled. Sales of mess pork at $80, - Bacon shoulders held at 13al8% o!ear sides 18. Lard 19a 20. ST. LOOTS, Jsetisry V.-Providions very firm. Mess pii-k held at $89. Bulk meats active and buoyant. Looisvn^s. January 7.-Mess pork $30. Lard 19. Bacon shoulders 14%; clear sides 18%. Whiskey .1. WILMINGTON, N. C., January 7.-Spirits turpen? tine steady at 47c. Rosin, extra Na 2, $2 16. Tur? pentine firm, prices unchanged. Tar di dined 15c, at $210. Cotton, middlings 25 Ko. AUGUSTA, January 7.-Cotton easier. Opened at 25 %c, but closed at 850. Sales 690 bales; receipts 468 bales. NEW ORLEANS, January 7.-Colton in light de? mand; declined Me; middlings 25%?; sales 1700 bales;receipts4505; exports 8077. ?old 35%. Ster? ling 47. Commercial 46a46%. York Bight %a% dis count. Sugar active; advanced %o on all grades. Molasses active and higher; common 60a62; prime 68a70; choice 72a73. Wilmington Market. WILMINGTON, January 6.- TURPENTINE- Ar? rives spaiingly, and is in demand. Only 89 bbls re? ceived and auld at S3 30 iur soit, and $2 20 for hard, per 280 lbs. SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Market firm and demand active. The price has further advanced, and we quote eales of 612 bbl? at 47c for country, and 150 do st 47%c fer gallon for N. Y. packages. ROSEN-Ts in request and the market roles steady. Sales of 1313 bbls at $2 for strained and No 2, $2 05 for No 2, and $3 25 for No 1. TAB-Has alvanced 20c, end 21$ bbls changed hands at $2 26 per bbb COTTON-sales of only ?6 bales at 26)?o fer mixed grades. Daily Kc vic wof tb c Macon Marktt. Men AT AS J'KBHOON, January 5, 1869.-COTTON. We have to note a brisk and active market to-day ordo s being plenty, and buyers seeming to be anxious takers at the advance. Our market opened with a steady demand at 25o for New York mid? dlings, sud all the bolter grades tn proportion; and this continued up to the close of the market-tho day's transactions footing up th? heaviest amount of the season. We learned of the sale of St bales at 85 Ko, but as this waa not disposed of to a regular dealer, and was bought for a special pnrpo e. we cannot quote that figure as the ruling prise We quote: Ordinary to good ordinary lla21, good ordinary 22%, low middling 24, Liverpool middling 24?, New. York middling 25. Sales of the day 1070 bf les; receipts 218. and shipments 3" 9 bolos. MACON COTTON STATEMENT. Stock ?ept<mt>er 1, 1868. 1,826 Received to-dav. 318 Received previously.,..41,861-42,069 Total. 48,895 Shipped to-day., .. 889 Shipped previously.28,985-28,424 Stock on hand this evening.. 14,971 *Bi astoVtlle Market. NASHVILLE, January 4.-COTTON-Another ad? vance reported in Liverpool and NeW York to-day, and our market throughout the day was strong, and demand good. We heard of a few lots to-day com? manding as high as 26c, but the bulk of low mid ling changed hands at 24 ?c The market closed finn at the following quotations: ordinary 23o: good ordina? ry 24c; low middling 24?c. The transactions of tno day footed ap as follows': receipts 209; eales 992; shipments 217. corros STATSKSKT. Stock on hand September !, 1868. 60 Received to-day.i.209 Received previously..........20,271-20,480 Total......*. ... 20,540 Shipped to-day.,.317 Shipped previously..19,900-19,417 Stock on hind. 1,123 CORN-The transactions to-day amounted to 11175 bushels at 50c in the ear, 68 for prime white shelled, and 67, seeks included, delivered in depot. BTE-Wa beard of sales to-day of800 bushels ?rom store, on private terms, and also a sate of IBO bush? els inferior at M 06. ? ?w-..?:?m*e* mor Northeastern KoUroael ' Jan? arr V. 61 bftes Upland and 4 bales ?ba Island Cotton, 60 bbls Naval Store?, 99 bushels Rough Rice. M*?e, *?. To Street Bros A Co, ? W Williams lt Co, Caldwell & Son, M Goldsmith st Son, Frost ft Adger, Mowry ft Ce, Kirkpatrick A Witte, J F O'Neill ft toa, H Ble? ehoff A Co, Stenhouse At Co, F ft tann?e, RavensI ft Cc, Tuns 6i Barnett, and Gaillard ft Miaott, Exports ot Utce>. Naval Store? av nit lin?? loe r from ?Jae Port of Charleston, frons September 1 to January T, 1809 PORTS. Boston. New York. Philadelphia. Baltimore. New Orleans. Mobile. Providence, RI.. Other ?. 8. Ports. Total Coastwise Barcelona. Majorca tt a Market West Indies. Halifax, N 8. St Johns, N B. London. Bristol, Eng. Liverpool. Havre. Montevideo... Gre.it Britain. Total Foreign.. Grand TotHl.. Tierces. 891 0,232 616 2,480 66 403 '(?i ti. STOKES. Barrels. 0,682 3,246 200 1,824 11,228' 11,228 11,401 440 "?9 8,737 6,647 10,773 22,224 Feet. 601,000 2,000,937 1,101,698 1,074,000 540,000 108,000 6,431,635 490,069 288,728 778,797 0,210,432 Comparative Exports of Cotton, from tlae Port ot Charleston. EXPORTED TO Liverpool. Other British Porte. Total to Great Britain... Havre. Other 1' rc neb Ports. Total to France. North of Europe. Total North of Europe. t outh of Europe. West Indies, ?rc.. Total Foreign Ports. Boston. Rhode Island, -c. New York. Philadelphia. Baltimore and Nor; oik.... Other United States Ports. Total to Coastwise Ports. Grand Total. SHA. ISLAND. Bales. 679 679 UPLAND. Bales. 14,968 14,968 679 14 1,336 15 38 1,423 2,102 141 15,109 2,037 880 56,217 1,616 9,636 69,685 84.GS4 ?3 : ? . -> : S sill sialgj sa 8ft i ia" cs'8 n M 8 S tojo ~? w 2$ 3? . i? Jo sn PI pp 3S Sn SS n p li : ? : a : ? : S? L 3 ?o ; p-?i-: ? SSS: a?8?8: ll i i>: : : ; ?*i i $??> i ?1 i : ; li; ; i ; m ii; 1 ?ir; a sss; g;g Sig ?ilgil Sal j ; yUl? jj ggg; mm m li g M ?;: ?s j^i ; : j?', ?t-ii jr-r* Iii pp a. o ES?3 p ||g ggggg; igra ?>. t?*d? P? : it; : *>? .85?: SS : gi ; NOTK,-Wo have deducted from New Orleans 16,661 bales Upland, from Mobile 6262 bales, from Savannah 8116 bags 8ea Island and ... bales Up? land-and from Charleston 1748 bags Rea Island and 1S4 bales Upland, the quantities received at those ports from Mobile, Florida, Texas and Savannah. Stooats ox* Cotton fa the Interior Towns not iueiuder? im tho iceeeipts, TOWHS. Augusta, Os..??.January Macon, Geo. ?.January Columbus, Geo.January Montgomery, Ala.January Memphis, Tenn.January Nashville, Tenn...January Total.....| 80,642 1868. 8.617 14,971 18.274 16,468 18.289 1.131 Consignees per No? tn Carolina itali rea?* January 7. f06 bales Cotton, 88'bales Domestics, io casks Ba? con, 16 bbl? Molasses, U?tg? Lard, 74 bbb Naval Store?, i oars Wood, ? cars Jiimeer, and 1 car Htock. To Bsifcsed Agent. Pelscr, Rod*?T h Co. Willis & tihtesjnl, THAW Deweos, G HHoppook, G H Wal? ter & Co, G W Williams Ac co, Johnston, Crews Ai co, Frost A Aejrer, Wardlaw* Carew, A J Salinas, R H Harney, Reeder k Ravi?, Dowling ? Co, RC Sharo At Co, D Bieman, W K Rvs?, J D Aiken As Ce, Thurg? oon k Holmes, X Hanskel, t Frank. H Cobla k ?o, B O'Neill, King at Gibbon, F D 0 Kraeke, T Topper ? Sons, ?ad Meffett k Wharton, Cfenrleston WHolcscilc l'ilccs. A uno LI:?. BA <c?01 KG, ft yam Dundoo. SO ii ffi Gunny Cloth. *??,# 3t? Bi LE iiO/'JC. ft ?3-Manilla. - M - Western. . 8 (? 12? Ja .. 8?? 9 COTTON, ft ? Ordinary to Good Ordinary. 24 ? 26? Lew Middling. 20 ? - Middling to Strict Middling. 20?? 27 ?owl Middling. - ? - ?ea Island. ?0 ? 1.39 corran, ft ib-R?O.I 20 ? 2? Laguayra .I 2h (oj - Java.I 35 ? 40 F RR TIL IZKRS Wando Co's Ammon'd 8ol Phos. 65.00 <*> - Potato PerMlizor. 69.00 ? - Alkaline Phosphate. 34.00? - Bone Flour. 65.99 ? - Double Satined Poudretto. ?10.00 tis) - Nilen' Phosphate. 98.00 & - Peruvian Guano, ft ton.1100.00 ?a - Pacific Guaca, ft 2000 lb?. 65.90 ><n - Phoenix Guano. 65.00 ? - - Bnugh's Phosphate, * 2000 lbs... 60.90 ? - Rhodes' ?hosphate. ft 2000 lbs... 66.00 ? - Mapse'Super Phosphate,ft 2000 rb C5.00 ? - Zell's Kaw Bone Phosphate. 65.00 <y? - Zsll's Supsr Phosphate of Lime.. 65.00 ? - Woolskon's Phosphate of Lime..-.| 65.09 (?) 00 Croasdala's Gen. guper-Phos, net 09.09 ? 00 Bowers'Complete Manure, net... 09.90 ? 00 Bardy's Phospbo Peruvian, cash. C5.00 @ 90 osrdy's Pacific Guano, ?ash. 60.00 (3) 00 FLOUR, ft bbl-Super. 7.00 ? 7.80 Northern and Western Extra. 7.79 ? 8.69 Beltimore Extra. - ? - Southern-Sw par. 9.26 ? 9.60 Bxtra.10.00 ?10.59 Family.11.69 ?012.00 ORA IN-Maryland Oats, ft bushel, i 65 ? 90 Western Oats, ft bushel. 86 ? . - Oem, ft bnshsl. 1.12 ? 1.25 HAY, ft cwt.-North Ri var. 1.20 ? 1.25 ?astern.| 1.35 ? - L Vii is KR, ft M. teev- I Clear White Pine, 1st quality.'50.00 ?06.09 Whitv Pin?, good run.98.00 ?49.90 Yellow Pine. 20.00 8*2*.90 BoardB, ft M. feet-Rough.12.09 (8 lr,. 00 Grooved and Tongued_ 28.00 ?83.00 MOLASSES, ft gallon-Cuba. 42 ? - Muscovado. 61?? - Sneer House. 60 ? 1.00 . Mow Orleans. - (a) - NA TAL STORKS, ft bbl-Tar- - ? - Piton. - (o? - Rosin, Pale. - @ - Boote, Mo. 1.1 - ? - Rosin, Mo. 2. 1.90 S 1.90 Rosin, Mo. 3. - ? - Spirits Turpentine, ft gallon..... 42?? - Ox Kum. re."_I 16 rca - ff A. [LS-An* ericas, 4?29d, ft heg..| 5.50 ? 7.00 POWDER-Dupont's, F.F. F. g. ... I 6.70 ? Dupont's, F.F.F.I 6.60 ? - Dapont's, Blasting. 4.25 @ PROVISIONS-V ? Bacon, Hams, ft lb.[ - (a) - Baeon, Bides. .I ie <a is? ?--Immmmtmmn. 14?? 18 Beean, Strips.I (s> lits Lawn, inkeg.| _ g "* ??*.*.I as a ? fAooso...^...... 15 ? 80 P?saseos, ft bbl. - AA - OnionA. _ ? _ Apple?. -?? - at/CX-Carolina, ft ?. 7 ? 85K Bnst India.. _ ? _!* SALT-liverpool, ooaree, ft saok.. 2.00 ?4 2.10 Liverpool, Ina. _ /a - gf/lM?, ft ?-Raw. 13 ? 14 SKT?.I i* ? w MossovasV.j is ? ut I'nsscngers, Per steamship Saragossa, for Mew York-John Clifford, W Garrison, F G Bor. cuo and lady, James MolOtl, W Case, W J Callahan, Peter Andrew?, H Bain, lady and ch id, John Bann, Thomas Bann, D Sullivan, and 2 lu steerage. Per steamer St Heleaa.from Edisto and Rockville John Townsend, W J Braham, M 8 Lee. J M Sea? brook, E M Saynard and eon, E Townsend, P Wha? ler, B J Wbaley, T C Murray, J R Wescoat, H McKee, M Paulding, J Mackay, H Canpelman, W D J Pope, C H Bailey, H M Mikoll, Major J Jenkins, Miss La Reach, Mr Schaffer, E Bates, A Buggins, B B Sea? brook, F M Wbaley, O Seele, J Eddingi. Mrs M B Mikoll, Miss Hopkins, Miss Smith, W Donn, W J Wha?ey, Major Whaley, F ? Bsiley, S Fegartie, W F Elfe. J M Jenkins, P A Bmanuel and wife, Miss J E Gibbon, Mrs Seabrook, and 15 on ?eek. Port of Charleston. January 8. 3POR.T CAI^BIlSrX>A.R. .PHASES Or TUB KOON. Lest Quaxtor, 5bb, 1 hours, S minutos, morning. New Moon, 12lh, 1 hours, SS m kaltee, evening. First Quarter, 20th, 7 hour, 6 maintes, evan sog. Full Moon, 27th, 8 hours, 10 manotas, evening. ilion WAXza. Monday.... Tuesday.... Wednesday. Thursday... Friday. 9[Saturday... lOpnnday.. 7.. 6 7., 5 7.. 5 7.. 6 7.. 5 T.. 8 7.. 6 5.. 5 5.. 6 5.. 7 S.. 8 6.. 9 5..10 5..1.1 mora. 13.. 7 1..10 a..is 8..11 A.. 8 6.. 1 ia..so 1..25 a. .aa 8..89 4..ST 6. .aa ?..io Ax-rived Yesterday. Biitiab bark Black Brothers, Perry, Bermuda, 15 days. Ballast. To the Master. Sloan Julia, from Cooper River. 12S0 Vusuela Rough Bice. To Wha Gurner. Steamar St Helena, Rumley, Edisto bud Rockvilla. 24 bags Sea Island cotton, 6 bags Seed Cotton, and Mdse. To J H Murray, Burns * Fegartie. Willis tt Claisolm, Gaillard Ac Minot t. G H Hoppook, G Gaiety. Fraser At Dill, L D DeSaussure, E Bates & Co, G W Clark At Co, and others. Cleared Yesterday. Steamship Saragossa, Ryder, Mew York-Ravenel Co. Sailed Yesterday. Steamship Saragossa, Ryder, Maw York. Steamship Alabama. Limeburner, Mew York. Sehr Myrover. Brown, Mew York. From ibis Port. Steamship Champion, Lockwood, Mew York, Jan 6. Vp dor ibis Part. Behr Ada A Andrews, Bobina, at Baltimore, Jan 5. Cleared for tte Is Port. Steamship James Adger, Lockwood, Mew York, Jae 5. Steamship Falcon, Horsey, Baltimore, Jan 5. Sailed for tilla Port. Bohr H Simmons, Godfrey, from Salem, Mass, Jan 3. Lil&T OF VESSKhS WP, OLEA RED AND SAILED FOR THIS POhi FOREIGN LIVERPOOL. Steamship Ooldea Hera, McBsath, up.Dec . ALLOA. The Jane, Carson, sailed.Oct 21 LETTH. The Harkaway, Horton, sailed.Oct 21 The Eeigbedea, Horstendahl. sailed..Mov 19 HAVANA. Spanish peinero Maria, Font, sailed.Peo 25 OISMFUEOOB. Spsnlah polaore Vesta),-, sailed.Doo 10 DOMESTIC. WISCA?SKT MK* Sehr Atalanta, Tudor, salted',. .Doo 18 ROCKLAND, MB. Sehr Wm Joses, McKean, up.Deo 23 SALEM, MASS. Sehr IT Simmons, "rodfrsy, sailed.Jan 3 NEWFOBT, B. I. Sehr James Whitehouse, Jones, sailed.-Doc 38 BOSTON. Sour S S Conon, Brown, up..Deo ?9 Behr Charles S Raymond, Higgins, cleared.. .?to 26 SSW TOBE. Steamship tomes Adger, Lookwood, cleared.. .Jan S Sehr S H Furber, Colt, up.Deo 33 Behr Robert Calda eU, McCormick, up.Deo 32 Kehr J W Maitland, Lat gi. ton, np.Jan 3 Sehr Anale R Glover, Ferris, oloarad.Dec 38 Behr J L Leash, Stafford, cleared. ...Deo 23 Sehr Nel ie Carr, LanaiU, cleared..Deo 31 Sehr A O Ireland, Townsend, cleared.Dec 81 PHIL A?EIJP KIA. Behr Albert Themas. Rodgers, c1??red..Dec 31 Steamship Alliance, 'illIson, cleared.Deo 14 Sehr Charles E Page, Doughty, sailed.........Deo 18 BALTIMORE. Steamship Falcon, Horsey, cleared..Jan 5 Sohr Ada A Andrews, Robins, up..Jan S LIST OP SHIPPING Ita tlae Port of Cbaurleatont Jsmwswrjr 7. TKSAKLS UNDER 100 TOMS. AND STEAMIES COASTING WITHIN TBE STATE EXCEPTED. STEAMSHIPS. SS?shattso, 12S7 tous, Woodhall, .? A ager? wharf for Mew York, loading-James Adger Ar Co. SHIPS. Owego, 973 tone, Post, at Atlantic wharf, for Liver pool, loading-W B Smith & Co. Spotswood (Br), 746 tons, Yeaman.et Boyce's wharves, for Liverpool, loading-B Mure At C9. Podro Handout (Spanish). 824 tons. Amengua!, at Atlantic wharf, for Liverpool, lon ding-W P HalL Gorilla (Br), 736 tone, Jone?, at Atlantio wharf, from liverpool, waiting-R Mure Ac Co. Riobard Ul, ?15 tens. Wood, at Accommodation wharf, from Liverpool, dIWbarging-Master. Musco?su8 (Br), 791 tons, Grove?, st Boyce's wharf, frena l iverpool, discharging-R Mure k Co. Amelia, 688 ten?, Boreham, at Kerr's wharf, for Liv erpool, loadisg-PAttsrson Ac Stock. Graham's PeUey, - tem, Burgess, in the Stream, fro? Antwerp, Just arrived-Patterson Ac Stock. BARKS. Borneo (Br), 70S fon?, Card, at Boyce Ac Co's wharf, for Liverpool,, loading-R Mur? Ac Co Unie H. SOS ?OBS. Spring, at Brown m Co's wharf, for Liverpool, loading-Street Bros 4 Co. Ganse (N G), 665 tons, Craver, kt Atlantic wharf, for l?OBM?uaah(Br^ at Boyce ? Co's . .wharf, from liverpool, waiting-R Mu rs Ai Co. Egeria, 640 tons. Barrett, at A tienne wharf, for liv? erpool, loading-pattmon dc stock. W G Putnam (British), 700 tons Rickard, at Atlantis wbarf, foi Liverpool, leading-Willis & Chisolna. Olimpia (Spanish), 481 ton?. Pons, at Brown's wharf, from Cienfuegos, waiting-W P Hall. Agra (Bri ioh). O.e.? tons, Fullmore, at Vanderhors/s wharf, from Liverpool, discharg-ng-Haver?1 & Co. Kamma Fender (Danish), 364 tens. Krogb. at Atlan? tic wharves, from Liver?iool, discharging-Willis lc Chi sol m. The Queen (Br), - tens. Cook, in tho Stream, from Stranrean, Scotland, just arrived-R Mure St Co. Black Broth' rs (Br), - tonn. In the Stream, from Bermuda, just arrived-Master. BRIOS. Pensativo. (Spanish) 211 tons, Vails, at Union wharf, for Barcelona, loading-P J Esnard. Eurus, 149 toss, Willey, at Palmetto wharf, from Point Petro, Onad, waiting-Muster. Hampden, 150 ton". Oatt, in tho Stream, from Mar? tinique, Just arrived-Master. Croton, llOtons, vMlliams, at March's wharf, from Havana, discharging-J A EUB'.OW & Co. SCHOONERS. L S Davis, 320 ?OPS. Bishop, at Kerr's wharf, for Providence, loading-Muster. Annie Barton, - tous, in Ashley River, for Ches? ter, Pa loading-ll V Baker k Co. BN Hawkins,396tons, Wyatt, at Auger's wharf, for Bcston, r?ady-W Roach ts Co. Arctic, 191 ton?, O^den, in Ashley River, for Balti raors, loading-W Roach & Co. Union Flag, 197 tons, Malony, in Ashley River, for Philad' lplii i, loading-H E Baker ti Co. Ranger, 96 ton*, Gooding, at Bennett's wharf, fer West Indies lording -T Tupper A t-'ons. Jos W Wilson, 271 tons, Somers, in Ashley River, fer ? Northcru Pori, rea l y-H F Baker ii Ce. Mary Riley, 988 tons. Riley, nt Central wharf, for Philadelphia, leading-BHdd St Blake. F M Fitzpatriek, 212 tons. Smith, at Palmetto wharf, from Ph ila J ?I ott ia-H F Baker Je Ce. Surprise, 219 tons, Symmes, at Central wharf, from Philadelphia, discharging-B F Bekertc Cs. Abbie Pitman, 287 tens, Lembat, at N E Railroad wharf, from boston, discharging-Master. Jonas Fmith, 397 toni, Nichols, at Adger's wharf, f rom New York, discharging-Wm Roach k Co. H N Squire, 307 con?. Cha;e, at N E Railroad wharf, from Wood's Hole, discharging-Master. Willie Martin, 162 tons, Collins, at Brown's wharf, from Portland, Me, discharging-T Tupper A Sons. Mary KVancWf, - tons, McCobb, at Central wharf, Hom Roekport,Ale. discharging-A McCobb. Jr. Mary D Haskell, 306 tons, Barber, at Central wharf, for Boston, loading-H F linker & Co. Safes. MARVIN'S PATENT Alum & Dry Plaster FIRE PROOF SAFES Are most desirable for quality, finish and price. MARVIN'S SPHERICAL BURGLAR SAFES Cannot be Sledged ! Cannot be Wedged \ Cannot be Drilled ! BANK VAULTS, VAULT DOORS? EXPRESS BOXES, FAMILY PLATE SAFES, COMBINATION LOOKS Please send for s catalogue to KARVLV e; CO., (oldest safe manufacturers) -r, . . n1 ( 265 Broadway, New York. irai CheBtnut St., Phila.. Warehouses ( 108Bank St., Cleveland^ And for sale by our agents in the principal cities throughout the United States. FOB SALE BY WM. M. BIRD & CO., No. SOS EAST BAY, CHARL HJSTO?! December '29 y t: Ifangs, Cijnmrais, Cte. AYAH'S Clll R ti Y PECTORAL, ri jMj For Diseases OK* the Throat MB jy j nmU Lungs, such as Coughs, ' I mfrf Cold?, Whooping Cough, PH . ^HL_ J Bronchitis. Asthma and ^^^^ Consumption, PROBABLY NEVER BEFORE IN TBE WHOLE history of medicine bas anything won so wi lely and so deeply upon the confidence of mankind as this .excellent remedy for pulm?n >ry complaints. Through a long series of years, and arnon;" roost ot the races of men, it has risin higher and blither in their estimation, as lt has oeoome better known. Its uniform character and power to oura the various af? fections ef the lungs and throat, have made it known as a reliable protector against them. While adap'ed to milder ferros of dise .so and* to young ohiidren, it is at the same time the most effectual remedy that can be gives for incipient consumption, and the dan? gerous affections of the throat and lungs. As a pro? vision against sudden attacks of croup, it should be kept on hand in every family, and indeed, as all are sometimes subject to colds and coughs, all should be provided with this antidote for them. Although settle 1 CONSUMPTION is thought incurs ! b's, still great numbers of cases where the disease se ?ned nettled have been completely cured, and the patient restored te seusd health by the CHERE-/ PsxmsAS.. ? T coasplete ia its mastery ever the dis? orders of tho Lunts sad Throat, that the most ob? stinate of them yield to it. When nothing else could reach them, under the Cnxnar PKOTOBAL they sub? side and disappear. ?. .. H monas AND PUBLIC $?EAKBB* find great protec? tion from it. ?8THHA is always relieved ead often wholly cured by it. Baontoums is gan oral ly cured by fakir g tho Carss nr. ProTOftAZ. in Bureau and frequent closes. So generally ere its virtues known that we need not publish the certificates of them here, or do more than assure the public that its qualities are fully maintained. Ayer's Cathartic Pills, FOB ALT, TEE PDBTPOSE8 OP A FAMILY PHYSIO, Ars ?o compesid that disease within the range of thslr aotton san rarely withstand or evade them. Their penetrating properties search, and cleanse, and Invigorate every portion of the human orran ism, correcting its oiseased action, and restoring its healthy vitalities. As a consequence of ?hete pro perUes, the invalid who ls bowed down wMh pain or physical debility is astonished to find his health or energy restored by a remedy at once so simple and inviting. Net only do they cure the every-day complaints of every body, but also many formidable and clangor ons diseases. The agent below named is pleased to furnish gratis my Amer can Almanac, containing oertinoates of their eurea and directions for their use la the followirg complaints : Costiveness, Heartburn, Beadaehe arising from disorder of Stomach, Nausea, Indigestion, Pain in and Morbid Inaeiicn of the, Bowels, Flatulency, Loss of Appe? tite, Jaundice, ?.nd Other kindred complaints, aris? ing fro ss s low state of the body or ebetruetion ef its fouettons. They are sn exeeiieat alterative tor the renovation sf the blood and the restoration of tone and strength to the system debilitated by dis TrUTsPtnnW OT Dr. a. c. AYKR ?sc mo.. Lowell, Ifees. Sold st wholesale, by now rr. fe MOiSfT Charleston, g. 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PANKNIN Chemist and Apothecary* No. 1 a 3 Meeting-stree CHARLESTON, S, C. MOT For ?ale Ivy Druggists everprbere. PRIOR: By tingle bottle.? By b*lf dozen bottlos.. . November 2*